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integrity

[in-teg-ri-tee] / ɪnˈtɛg rɪ ti /




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Asked on Tuesday if he backed the prime minister, the health secretary said Sir Keir had his "full support" and was leading the country with "integrity".

From BBC

"The introduction of a digital euro... is essential to strengthen EU monetary sovereignty, reduce fragmentation in retail payments and support the integrity and resilience of the single market," an amendment backed by lawmakers said.

From Barron's

"The PM is leading this country through an enormous set of challenges and people have got to recognise the integrity with which he does that," he said.

From BBC

It may be the side of his personality that allowed him to cultivate a solo career of uncompromising integrity and, in commercial terms, one criminally underrated.

From Los Angeles Times

"All stakeholders acknowledge that the spirit of this understanding is to protect the integrity of the game and preserve unity within the cricket fraternity."

From BBC